Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 13, No 6
Articles in this issue
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The League of American Wheelmen marks its 35th anniversary, reflecting on its founding at Newport in 1880 and the remarkable growth and decline of organized cycling in America.
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A historical account describes George Hendee's entry into competitive cycling at the 1882 L.A.W. championship, launching the career of a future racing legend and industry pioneer.
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The Rovers Cycle Club holds its 29th annual dinner in Charlestown, Massachusetts, celebrating another year of fellowship among Boston-area veteran cyclists.
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The Veteran Wheelmen of Philadelphia hold their annual dinner and elect new officers, demonstrating the enduring organizational vitality of the city's cycling community.
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George A. Perkins, who died April 29 of tuberculosis, is remembered as a dedicated cycling advocate and valued member of the League community.